DEAR AMY: I’ve been dating a man for seven months. He is absolutely wonderful. We are even talking about marriage, except that we don’t see eye-to-eye on politics. ...
DEAR AMY: I’ve been dating a man for seven months. He is absolutely wonderful. We are even talking about marriage, except that we don’t see eye-to-eye on politics. This was made even more apparent with the recent Supreme Court ruling in the Dobbs case.Yesterday, I hesitantly asked the question: “Are you vaccinated against COVID?”
With the newest COVID variant being so contagious I am very worried that he will end up catching the virus, and then I would catch it because we spend so much time together. This man’s vaccination could benefit him, his colleagues, neighbors, and family members. He’s already decided that he’s not willing to do that.If he cared about your health, he would do everything possible to guard your health.You have a serious chronic illness. You are medically vulnerable.Yes - as you rightly point out, this is on you.
How do I get her to stop? This has affected our friendship to the point where I can’t stand being around her in social settings.We both work in the same office at the beginning of the tax season. Then in January, I move to another office location, which is a relief.DEAR FED UP: This behavior could be a sign of senility, certainly if you have asked “Charlotte” not to belittle and correct you and she continues to do so.